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Rich Silfver
11-09-2003, 08:16
My dog LuLu

lars
11-09-2003, 09:16
Winnie (Boston Terrier Terribilus)

...lars

Doug
11-09-2003, 14:05
This is Ruff, three years ago. Now he's long and lean: to the distress of his playmates, he's got the reach on them. :eek:

SolaresLarrave
11-19-2003, 17:49
He's seven or eight years old, American shorthair and spoiled to death. He's cold but he won't give up the enclosed porch we have in the back.

rover
11-19-2003, 18:05
Molly had a ruff night.

Doug
11-19-2003, 20:44
This tangle is Ruff and his two sisters

SolaresLarrave
11-20-2003, 06:39
Let me guess... Ruff is the one on the right side, am I correct?

Picture Guy
11-20-2003, 07:57
Great shots! Francisco, is that titled "Ben and bokeh"?

Doug
11-20-2003, 10:02
Hi Francisco, thanks for asking! The one on the right observing us is Scooter, ready to scoot if necessary. The larger longer-haired white one in back is Squeeks. Long-limbed Ruff is stretched out in the foreground.

We found these three and their mother living in the crawl space under one wing of the building. The mother was easy to catch, but the kittens were not "socialized" with human contact.

We found a good home for Mom, and Ruff came quickly to trust us, but the girls were hard to catch and even after several years now still cannot be touched at will. Only when it's THEIR idea. Wimmin... :-)

Ruff is a pretty easy-going guy; his short-haired sister Scooter has the same coloring and is quite assertive. Big luscious blonde Squeeks has accepted a low position in the pecking order.

I have to admit both photos above were shot by my wife with her Nikon Coolpix digital "swivel" camera.

To make up for that, here's my recent cropped low-light shot with Leica M2 and new VC 75mm Heliar. She's our youngest, Cinnamon, a stray adopted last Spring who upset the social order. She chases Squeeks wanting to play, is in turn intimidated by Scooter, has our older male cautious, and is a good wrestling buddy for Ruff. But she's short 'n stubby, so Ruff's frustratingly long reach is a challenge to overcome through subterfuge. Interesting to watch.

SolaresLarrave
11-20-2003, 17:43
Pic Guy, the thought crossed my mind... like "Watch the Bokeh, Benkeh!"

Doug, fascinating story, fascinating life you lead, surrounded with cats! I use to be a very intense dog person. Both of us, my wife and I! How did we get to have a cat? My fault: I started liking the idea, we got a stray who had adopted my in-laws but let them pass him to us, he lived for 6 weeks until a heart attack felled him. Then, we got Ben, who is prone to urinary tract infections, not too affectionate since his last illness, but a wonderfully patient cat who won't beg for scraps and likes to be with you in the same room. Sure, you can pet him... but only for a while. He has a dark side too; see here

Doug
11-20-2003, 22:15
Francisco, that is quite an expression on Ben, there! I suspect you caught him in mid-yawn. :-)

Doug
11-20-2003, 22:20
Robert, in repeated visits to this thread, I keep stopping to look at your LuLu picture. And admire it. Seems to have a smooth glow to it somehow; the sea and sky merge into a silvery unified world. Could you say something about its making?

SolaresLarrave
11-21-2003, 05:57
Doug, one can tell you live among cats. Yes, he was yawning.

BTW, I agree with you about Robert's shot. Some info on its making would be nice... Can we get it? Thanks!! :)

Rich Silfver
08-28-2004, 22:33
Cat photos: 5
Dog photos: 3

I knew this site would eventually show it's ugly side ;)

Kris
08-28-2004, 23:58
Bud. Cross breed between Jack Russell and who-knows-what. Scala pushed to 400.

SolaresLarrave
08-29-2004, 08:15
Ben, in his best behavior.

digitalox
08-29-2004, 08:46
Here's Little Man, we adopted him from the SPCA about 4 years ago.

Rich Silfver
08-29-2004, 09:21
Cat Photos: 7
Dog Photos: 4

Sigh...

(But Scott that is a great photo of Little Man. My dog is also an SPCA find:)

bmattock
08-29-2004, 11:13
Princess Fiona, examing the new dining room table for flaws.

Best Regards,

Bill Mattocks

plexi
08-29-2004, 11:43
Not mine dogs, but often seen in my backyard....

Doug
08-29-2004, 17:09
Great shots, all! Francisico, looks like Ben is thinking about a bird...

digitalox
08-29-2004, 17:11
Yes, some great shots here.

Thanks Rich, I really like your shot as well.

Rich Silfver
08-29-2004, 17:43
Great shots all (Plexi love the big-little "dog-fight"!)

ZeissFan
08-29-2004, 18:08
Here's my dog. Took this about a month ago -- he's 13 or 14 ... sort of lost track.

We got him from a colleague in 1992. It was her neighbor's dog, and they kept putting him outside during the winter.

http://gallery.photo.net/photo/2599601-lg.jpg

vladhed
08-29-2004, 19:18
This is Vlad, my Syberian Husky, doing this business

Perfex55
08-30-2004, 16:33
This is Big Jimmy. http://members.aol.com/razondetre/jim.jpg

nwcanonman
08-30-2004, 17:38
My Golden, Sequim. Named after my home town on the Olympic Peninsula.

Russ
08-30-2004, 18:26
Seņor Delgado (The Boss)

Russ

CleverName
08-30-2004, 19:02
I've resized my dog photo. I didn't realize it was that huge.
Here's Ryley.
Photo taken with one of those cheap screw in wide angle lenses.

CleverName
08-30-2004, 19:03
Zoe.

CleverName
08-30-2004, 19:09
And Molly

CleverName
08-30-2004, 19:11
and last but not least,
O'Malley

GeneW
08-31-2004, 04:57
Manitas de blanca -- a wonderful old friend from my student days. He just walked into our place one day when he was a kitten and decided to stay.

taffer
08-31-2004, 05:46
Trō, taking a break to recover from the soccer match.